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� Our 19th Year Vol. 19 No. 21 Friday, May 22, 1970 445-2415 10¢ DELONG QUALIFIES FOR OLYMPICS Charles DeLong qualified as a re­serve member of the U.S. Olympic soccer team at the finals in St, Louis May 9-10. He was one of the top 26 players nominated to represent the US and brought honor and special recog­nition home for SD State playing in the finals only 9 days after having the cast removed from a broken right leg received in a practice game April 2.

A l p i n e i s f.ast b e c o m ing known around state and nation, as a fine horse country, mainly through McCall's Ranch School ads in national magazines. Here is their Sunday horseshow when dozens of cars brought families of stu­dents at the popular school. They en­joyed the show which Ellen Hood, in­structor had prepared, picnic lunched under the old olive trees, and had a generally good time. Here is Miss Cathy Jones from El Cajon riding Smokey. Alpine could support a vet!

RALLY TUESDAY A political rally to meet state of­fice candidates will be Tuesday, May 26, in the Pine Valley Clubhouse start­ing at 12:30, goes till 4. Most candidates for sheriff will be there with many others. The public is invited. Alpine needs a bakery.

NA VY FOLKS BUY, TO BUILD A cordial note with a check for a subscription from Alameda shows what the USN thinks of Alpine. Quoting: "We own some land on Japatul Road and are coming back in July to hope­fully start our Fiome on it. In the mean4 time, we are looking for a house rental from July 1. I wrote the chamber for a list of local real tors and also your ad­dress, so that we can start receiving your paper. We are a Navy family and have decided on the Alpine area as our retirement home. - - -Yours truly, Ruth A. Newton. Tune Clarke Irvine, Physical Fitness, Radio 860, XEMO 7:00 & 11:15 pm Sundays

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Heie are two of the Fairest of the Fair contestants,· at left,· Miss C_oronado Janet Clare-- and Miss Alpine-- Lenore Brereton- - acting as hostesses at the fascinating 33rd Annual Home Show, exhibiting the latest iI: modem bath fixtures, one of the highlights of the event.

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EDITORIAL · · • SCHOOL BOND VOTE IS FOR BETTER CHILDREN! There is no doubt about it, better schools build better communities, and Tuesday, June 2, is the chance for Alpine to cast ballots for this by okay­ing the $415, 000. bond issue. It will not raise taxes. The report from the USIU on a sur­vey of district schools in no feeble tone reveals the sorrowful condition of our educational plants here. We have only 19 teaching stations that can be considered standard or minimal, total capacity being 570 while enrollment is 800. Since 1967 the district has increased by 192 pupils, many of which are housed on stage, and an old storeroom, With the projected growth of the com­munity due to the freeway, and more moving here daily, it is quite evident that more room is needed. (See editor­ial, Sun for April 17.) In short, the entire school operation of three facilities, is just outmoded, inadequate and without modern light­ing, air-conditioning and other needs. Alpine's Fine Weather High 95, Ave. High 87 Low 44, Ave. Low 57 No Rain, Season 10. 22 Where the Sunshine Spends the Year

ALPINE SUN America's Tiniest Newspaper 445-2415 or 445-2394 2255 Tavern Road, Rt. I, Box 189 Alpine, (SD Co. Ca. 92001 Published Weekly on Friday 10¢ per copy, by mail $3. a ye.ar Clarke Irvine, Editor & Publ!sher Alice Irvine, Art & Composition 2nd Class postage paid at Alpine Est. Jan. 1952, Adjudged for legal ads on 11-12-59 in Superior Court, No. 238120.

Passage of the three measures will pre­clude the necessity of double sessions, overcrowding and so on. Our hard working board and Supt. W. Edward Browning are doing their best to improve all facets of education here, but they need the people's fiscal support so that new facilities may be had. Alpine is a growing, building, expanding community and it will con­tinue to grow, no matter how some- -and right1y, too- - dislike seeing this expansion. El Cajon is now really a part of SD, and Alpine is fast being connected to that area by houses, mobilhome parks and streets. The comprehensive study of those experts from the USIU shows that Alpine's growth is slated for the area south of town, which indicates that as the target area for a new school. Presently we have no facilities for science, music, art, physical ed, homemaking, industrial arts or func­tioning library materials source center. All this would provide for vastly im­proved opportunities to meet education­al needs of the 6, 7 & 8 grades. So why wait? Building costs are rising 12% a year and money is tight, but Alpine is in dire need of better school facilities. Our vote is yes! CI I-8 C of C HEARS HWY REPORT Tuesday night in Pinnacle Peak Rest­aurant in EC, 31 members and guests of I - 8 Chamber of Commerce heard Alex Cunningham, PR director of the Hwy dept. give an enlightening run­down on progress of works in SD County. He said only 22 miles remain to be done, 14 being funded, so work should go ahead. On the east end of I-8 they ran into a fault which caused a slide, but that has been overcome with a deeper, bet­ter cut. Don Walker, prexy, was in the chair.

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5 OUTDOOR CHURCH MEET JULY 5 POSTMASTER THANKS PATRONS Area residents and friends are being asked to reserve Sunday, July 5, for the old-fashioned outdoor church meet­irfg and potluck picnic dinner, spon­sored annually by the Alpine Commun­ity Church •. Mailbox Improvement Week having just passed, Postmaster H. T. Magnussen says "Thanks to all those who improved their boxes; it makes it look nicer and is easier for mail delivery". The meeting will be. in the picnic area of the Alpine Youth Center, and folks are urged to come in turn-of-the- Note- This should be a regular 52-time a year special week. Paint up and clean up! -Ed. century costumes. This will be a grand opportunity for community fellowship, and all are cordially invited to participate. ALPINE REALTY

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6 ALPINE GIRL TO MARRY Mrs. June Anderson Kennedy of EC, formerly of Alpine, announces the marriage of her daughter Paula June, 19, to James Sockwell, Saturday, May 30 in the l::C F irst Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow in the Kennedy home. Learn from the mistakes of others- -you can't possibly live long enough to make them all yourself !

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HOMESHOW OPEN WITH BIG CROWD . The 33rd Annua� Spripg Home Show . rn �ommunity _Concourse. got away to a frne start on its 6- day run, . reports J. C_lark Chamberlain, show manager and director of the Bureau of Home Appli­ances, sponsor • . It closes Sunday. Hours are from 1 to 10:30 pm. And- - there are hundreds of nice door prizes with daily drawings, plus lots of entertain-ment for all. · · This annual display of many home­owners' aids has drawn ·thousands for many years to come to see and enjoy the . nu�b_erless in_novations in building, mamtammg and improving the home. One feature is the big 3200 sq. ft. first­time demonstration of air-conditioning " Live in the Comfort Zone". ' An�ther feature, home lighting, 19_70, is well worth -looking over, along with numerous other demonstrations and exhibits with nary a salesman, only friendly folks to explain and ans­wer questions. And for the small fry there are toys, trains and lots of other things. ROCK PUTS WHITE IN HOSPITAL Jack White of the Fen ton Materials firm was. hospitalized last Wednesday when a zo� pound rock fell on his head, knocked him out, His hardhat was cracked and bent, so he has to have a new one. "That pi€ce of tin saved my life, though" he declares. He lives at Irvine's Trailer Estates. LEE ARNOLD Graveside services were Monday in Alpine Cemetery for Lee Arnold, 75, of 503 Harbison Canyon Road, who ?ied on the Friday. EC Mortuary was ' m charge. Survivors: :a. son, Marion Arnold and three grandchildren.

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M H �y��c(Do�b� �; � McCall 's Ranch School put on a very entertaining horse show Sunday and had lots of spectators plus most of the par­ents. Kala Horn, Dana Cawley, Scott . Brown and Karen Hutchins took trophies in their classes with ribbons to the rest and over 24 pupils took part: The Santee Saddle Club 1s havmg a gymkhana show tomorrow with an 8 am sign- up and parade of entries at 9 . aJ?, Tlieir ring is on Cuyamaca and. M1ss:on Gorge Road or next to the Cont1�uan_on School. Pip-Squeek the Clown 1s gomg to be there and they will have pl�nty of food and refreshments to buy. If infor­mation is needed. call 448- 8914. If you missed the 4th Annual Pacific

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lndoor Rodeo last w�ekend_, you, should be sorry. It was filled with plenty of action and excitement and we enjoyed every minute of it. The fireman's strike held up production for 10 minutes: Saturday. night as they wot1ldn't let the cars come into the parking lot. A lot of people had to walk from: other areas but it didn ' t dampen the rodeo one bit. Festus was marvelous, sang some of our favorite cowboy songs and really put on a fantastic show. The steer wrestling contest broke an indoor record as it was won with a 3. 5 second time. Connie Griffith was gr.eat and so were t)1e clowns. Was reafly a great show. Next on the calendar to watch for is the big national horse show at the So Cal Expo in Del Mar which runs with the fair June 24-July 5. This is the largest horse show in the US, will have 191 classes in junior and open shows. The junior show is from the 24th to 27th with the open one from the 28th through July 5, Nikki Menconi, who has been visit­ing in Alpine and La Mesa from her home in Yakima, was thrilled when her sister called from Washington say­ing Trinket had had a bay stud with a beautiful blanket. She was bred to Tina and Neda Miller's Uncle Tom Harrington's famous stud Joker' s Con­cho. Was too bad she had to wait till Nikki left home but she and Bob are thrilled with their first blanketed colt anyway. We didn' t get any calls for unwant­ed bathtubs. We gave one we were not using to Barbara Jones and now JoAnn Villa needs one. Please call us, 445-2394 if you have any not in use. We will come with a truck and pick it up. We have a friend interested in buy­ing a young, sure- footed horse to go hunting with; Call our ho_ me or office if you have one or know of one for sale. Jesse Jones didn't sell his nice spirit­ed bay gelding. If interested, give them a call, 445- 4009, This liorse was used by the USMC, is well trained and might make an excellent _ gymkhana horse as he is fast on his- feer; ALPINE A R T . CHALE T

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FINE HORSES BRED HERE This beauti­ful little appa­loosa, reared on the ranch of Margaret Low­thian, Alpine Heights, so far unnamed, was ;_... born on April 17. � The mare is • ,..; Sutter 's Shalako, n···- --_ ·_ Sire was Hal · · · · Hundley's Obser- ; vation, a regis- ..,!:..,· ... ·.,.· r-•...,. tered thorough­bred stallion bred and raced by the late Hirsch Jacobs, the nation 's top ranked owner­trainer. He won at 5½ furlongs up to 1 - 1/8 miles, also second in the Inter­national Stakes Race. His sire was Stymie, the world's lead­ing money winner for years, His dam was Maid of Israel from the famous rac­ing bloodlines of Hyerion, Sir Gallahad Ill and Whiskbroom II. FORESTRY SEES HIGH FIRE DANGER Due to the critical brush and forest fire danger, all 20 stations in the county will be in operation by week's end, says F. E. Crossfield, ranger in charge of state fire fighting in SD County. Thirteen were open as of May 4. The dry winter, a warm and early spring have advanced the danger to two months ahead of normal for this time, said J. T. Skeels, associate state ran­ger. Special care is advised at all times. If you fool people to get their money, that's fraud; but if you fool them to get their votes, that's politics. Alpine Meat Co.

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10 Monday at 7: 30 they are having another country store game at Vista Alpine MHE, says Ruby W ilson, chair· ' man. Each player brings a grocery item wrapped. Ash trays are pro_vided, which means that smokers may m· dulge. When no trays are there, non­smokers may literally breathe easier! Rock - Sand - Blacktopping - Roads oiled - sealed - decomposed granite discing -plowing - cultivating- weed cutting and tractor work. A L P I N E T R U C K I N G 445- 2188 445-2416

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Here is a real American, Andrea Carrisoza, 3, daughter of Mrs. Venita Carrisoza, who is half Cheyenne and half Mission Indian, from Montana. Her. parents, Wilbur & Bessie Arketa, . live at 319 South Grade Ro�d. Little A ndrea nearly said "cheese" · for the photo, but was too interested in the camera. She was decked out in western garb for Viejas Days, a real cute littfe girl. Here for a brief visit from Waco, Texas, is Eva Stead, fiance _of Charles Lentz, owner of Club Alpine. They . met years ago in her city when he was M/Sgt in the USAF worki1:g as flight engineer and on other duties. No date has been set for the wedding. · ________ .... ______ ., I CARREI..L -::� _ , : I I Hay, Grain & Supplle1 I I W E HONOR lv1AS.HR-C HA RG E J

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SALUTE TO 4-H AMIGOS While everyone is wondering where the country is going, all you fiave to do is keep your eye on youth groups as the Scouts, FF A, 4-H, Campfire Girls and many other grassroots youth organizations. Residents of N . Marshall Road, and all Alpine, should be mighty proud of the 4-H club here for their volunteer work of filling a mass of potholes that have plagued motorists all winter. Here they are busy just north of Alpine Blvd. They obtained some black­top and cement, got busy with shovels, wheelbarro\js and elbow grease. At left, Joann. Villa who said "I never shoveled so much in my life! " Norman & Donna Dickman: Martha Schwenck, a leader; James Sloan and Lizann Bennett. Helping but not shown, Sabin Gray. NAVYMAN KRAMER IS GRADUATED HA Timothy R. Kramer, USN, son of the Cletus R. Kramers of 1763 Foss Road, was graduated from basic Hos­pital Corps S�hool in SD last week. He studied patient care, anatomy, psy­siology, minor surgery, nature and pre · vention of communicable diseases and administration of medications.

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These four new houses going up rapidly on a nice 5-acre track on South Grade Road, west of Tavern, are by Developer Gil Collins of Santee. He subdivided it into three 1 -acre and one 2-acre sites in the old olive grove, is pre ­serving the trees which were originally part of the old Lambs Comers place.

House at left is a 2-story one while the other three are single story. Clint Scott of Shell Station will oc­cupy one.

Rich Uncle Herman's relatives were all gathered in the lawyer 's office. Ceremoniously, the attorney opened the envelope and intoned:

"Being sound of mind, I spent all my money . . . ' '

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dent of the chamber of commerce and owner of the South Grade Professional Building, is challenging Al Ada�s,_ incumbent director m the 5th D1stnct of Rio SD MWD on June 2. Adams has been in since the formation of Rio when water came to Alpine. He lives on Alpine Heights Road where �e ope�ates the white turkey ranch. He 1s president of the Youth Center.

Carl and Nola Tripp of Fair Grove, Mo. , who own property here, dropped in· for a visit, came over to the Sun office on Saturday, but unfortunately staff was only three dciors north work­ing at the house ! They renewed their subscription. She is the former Mrs. Bill Bain, whose late husband was founder of the Kiwanis Club here.

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charge of services for veterans here, says he is scheduling the annual ser­vice at the Veterans ' Memorial in Alpine Cemetery for 11 a. m. Sunday of next week.

He has invited Dr. Roger Larson to speak. Ed Ramsey, national aide de camp of the VFW , and John Bilsky, of the FRS, will also be on hand. They are asking for a color guard also. The public is mvited to take part.

ARTHUR SALE Service was Thursday in SD for

Arthur Wesley Sale, 73, of Spring Val­ley who died the Monday before. Bur­ial was in the Va Cemetery in LA . Sur­vivors: widow, Myrlte; three daughters including Dorothy Salmaker of Alpine.

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14 W ant a kitten? Glo Newton has three darling long haired ones to give away free. They are weaned and eating by themselves so call 445-3845 or go by · and pick one up. Missing a little pig? Mrs. Heckeroth on South Grade Road bad two come by. She has them corralled. If they are yours, call 445-3317 and identify. Linda Tyler, who graduated from El Cap with Cynthia, is graduating from State College in January, will teach school when she is through. Only a month left of school and we are looking forward to vacation and the Del Mar F air as we have a job during the run. Last year we enjoyed every minute of it, stayed with Mary Holly­wood there and have thought about it all during the year. The fair will be bigger and better and has so many new

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and exciting things to see, it should be a record oreaker. Our cousin Ty Tielens got a big thrill last week when President Nixon thanked him personally for his work during the protester march on the White House. Ty is with the Honor Guard at the White House, was on duty during the whole march. He was .quite happy when Nixon shook his hand. He met him in the corridor later that day and the President talked to him and again thanked him for helpin!$ out in what might have been a crisis. Paula Anderson and Rick Sockwell are getting married next Saturday in the Presbyterian Church, EC at 11 am. Wish we could go but will be in Hemet as our cousin Ted Tielens is flying home from Memphis, Tenn. where he is taking a course in aviation elect­ronics. He is in the Navy, was happy to have been selected to get more schooling instead of being put on a ship right away. June 2 is right around the calendar and that is the date Disney on Parade opens in the Sports Arena and runs through the 7th. This is a fantastic show, with all kinds of new characters which Disney brought to the screen and has over 100 of his characters together. We just learned that Nita Miller got married and is living in Ocean Beacfi with her new husband. They used to live here, moved to SD last fall. The Fairest of the F air contest is June 11 and we hope Lenore Brereton, Miss Alpine, lots of luck. I really en­joyed my year and hope she does too. Ted Seikman has been sporting a shiner for a week. He accidentaUy got hit in the tefl1ole with a bat while playing baseball, was lucky he didn't have on his glasses as he might have had some serious cuts. MAY GET SQUARE DANCE CLUB Ruby Wilson, chairman of enter­tainment for Vista Alpine MHE, says they are working to form a square dance group for the park. If enough couples are interested they can get a pro caller, cost about $1. 50 to $ 3. a couple per night. Details from 445-4518. ---------------------------------...

DR. FRANK J. BORNOWSKI C.C. General Practice Sundays & Holidays By A ppointment 1 98 1 Arnold Way Closed Wednesday 44 5 - 2169

BURY BIG PHONE CABLE Arnold Way, • looking east, . from Tavern Road to Alpine Village is bein� ditched for burial of 1600' of 600- pair cables, r�ports Pacific . .· . Telephone Manager Robt. LaTourette of the EC exchange, Two manholes are being installed and. splicers will be working in them; one. worker to each to take care of all line c'apacities from onein front of Alpine Village down to Tavern Road. Aerial cables carry them south on Tavern. A lot of old 1-wire leads are being eliminated. . Claude Bailey, NY Life agent of Alpine, had a card from his folks, Jack and Carmen Hoistad, dated Amarillo, Tex. , saying " our tour is enjoyable, but hub-deep in dus_t. 0 . They are with the Phil Halls in the Hall van, bound for N. Carolina and Connecticut, then a flight to Germany where they pick up a VW camper for a tour of Europe, then home this "fall.

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Darrel Broker took his wife Madeline and son Darrel, jr. , up to Idyll wild for Mother 's Day, by car, had a nice time. Usually they fly as he has an aircraft , which he hopes to base at Gillespie F ield soon. A l l Tv p es of

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Luther J. Mohr, manager of Alpine Branch, Security Pacific National B�nk, reveals that increased local economic activity during April is up 2. 2o/o over March, and 6. (JJ/o over a year ago. Contributing to this advance were both record bank debits (indicating total spending) , and a slight upturn in what had been a steadily declining realty market.

" Only the constructi?n ind�x ��g­istered a March-to-April declrne he concluded, " and the civilian labor statistics are slightly dummer" .

Beeson's Disposal Service is still delaying some pickups due to a truck that broke down. Parts being scarce, they had to delay repairs.

Kip' s Cafe F I N E C H I N E S E F O O D

Del icious - Oriental - Exotic O rders to go - A lso H ome D elivery

Closed Monday - F ree Delivery 1 n s8 E. Main El Cajon 442- 1211

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DESCANSO DIGEST . . By: Anne Onnimous

Our friend Essie at Perkins Store fell and cracked her collarbone and a rib, while outside her car had a side smashed by a truck ! Too bad, Essie, it might have been worse,

Jack Slockboer, foodmakers' gift to Descanso, has made arrangements to have his well started. Jack and Ella live in Santee but spend every spare moment here. When the well is in they will be here permanently.

It's great to live in a town where folks are so friendly as they are here. The Hewitt family moved in recently but Mrs. Hewitt was taken ill and has been in the hospital for three weeks. Neighbor ladies have been taking turns look:ing after the kids and the house.

Our booster's club potluck Friday was a dandy with a new band for enter­tainment and dancing. They played a few numbers that some over 30 re­membered well.

It would help our column and space for it if more of you would subscribe to the Sun, only $3 . a year. Just mail check to Alpine, Ca, 92001. It does take pieces of eight to make the press go !

TENNESSEE CUTS BRUSH, TOO With the fire hazard advancing al­

most hourly, Tennessee Tree Service advises that they now have heavy- duty weed, tall grass and brush machines with operators to run them. " Now is the time to get at it" Tennessee says " as the drier they get, the longer it takes to cut them" . They can give prompt service and the approval of fire officials. Phone is 444- 6174.

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. lon and Kitty walking in Alpine the _other .day, .· • . yo11 , weren' t too far from right, Recent buyers of 40 acres of oaks in beautiful Peutz Valley, big Loy : Mullins (6 '6" ) and his pretty wife, Wanita , were in looking the town over, stopped off for a martini and din- . , . _

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ner at the Log Cabin. Mullins, 15 years in law enforce­

ment, is no_w Chief of Security for Cam­pbell Machrne & Shipbuilding in SD.

If your cup runneth over in 1969 you can count on the Internal Reve�ue being there with a sponge, eventually !

A member of Silvergate Yacht Club Loy is known up and down the coast for his frequent racing wins with his 42 ' Owens Cruiser "Tyree" . ·

Mrs, Mullins, pen name Wanita Floyd, is a well -known fiction writer under contract to a NY publisher. She also happens to be founder and 1970 presidem of Exoticat of SD County, a group of nearly 100 'big cat' owners. These adventurous club members, it seems, m�ke house pets of cougar; ocelots, lions, tigers and cheetahs. You name it and an Exoticat member owns it. .

Hubby Loy shares her enthusiam for the big cats and they vacation out of . the �ountry once a year catching wild specimens for club members. Sounds li�e an exciting hobby but I think I'll snck to postage stamps !

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466 - 7769 Sunday_ School 9: 30 A · M. Morning Worship 10: 45 A. M. Evening Service 7: 30 P • M. Wed. Eve Bible Class 7: 30 P . M . Choir Practice Wed. 8: 3 0 P • M.

The monthly reception lf1'st Sunday week for the artist- of- the� month drew

· a number of visitors. It's :ci,lways please ant to see new faces. . _ _ __ _ -- · ,

At the last AAAA session when Mr. Ellison arrived to talk, he was pleasant­ly surprised to find one o_f his early paintings on display. Dons Fuller, a _ neighbor of Betsy West ca me as a guest, brought the picture along. · '

He discussed "A rt for 1970" ( at the So, Cal Expo)" , left entry blanks at the Alpine Art Chalet for those int�r­ested in submitting works at t�e fair.

There is a new category this year, SD County Landmarks, others are media, cr_afts, cerami�s, sculpture, _ · and graphics, There wrll also be an exhi5ition of young peoples art, Don Diego's Teenage Art Exposition. Entry forms and details at the Chalet, All entries accepted June 4, 5 and 6, 10 am to 5 pm, deadline June 6 at 5 pm;

And speaking of young peoples a�t,_ for those that tnissed the school exhibi -tion at the Chalet during April, two murals done by the second grader� were accepted to be displayed at the F rne Arts Gallery, in Balboa P ark now thru June 21, Mrs. McQueen and Mrs. Ogg are to be commended for their effort · to bring out the artistic talents in their pupils •. . ·

Advertise in the Sun, it pays !

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SCHOOL WAS WESTERN, TOO

Viejas Days this season became a living reality with fine coopera­tion from nearly everyone around _ Alpine. Here is · staff at the school, all togged out in western style, From left: Kath­leen Thompson, Supt. W. Ed Browning and Phyllis Ralston.

Everyone .had a fine time and it made Viejas Days seem more real. So next year look for an ·even greater observance of it.

CHAMBER THANKS VIEJAS WORKERS The 1970 Horse Show was another

big success, thanks to all you wonder­fuf people who h�lpeo make it so. It takes many people many hours of hard work to make preparations and this year the winds mad� it partic�larly bad for everyone, especially the nng crew who worked mighty hard to keep the ring together and the dust down. The organizations, too, deserve a lot of . credit for adding_to the succ�ss of this annual event. Without all this coopera­tion, interest, and support, there simply wouldn't be a horse show. Our thanks to each and everyone of you.

- - -Dr. Robert F . Burak, C of C President.

"This car" , said the salesman, " is a wonderful opportunity! "

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1 ( L U B A L P IN E Pool Tournament Friday N i_ghts

CHARLIE LENTZ, Owner

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STU I\ IP ,S REI\IUVW OUR SPECIAL TY

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Awnings - Cabanas - Screened Enclosures for Mobilhomes

Patios - Residences

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20 H O SS S EN S E By Cynthia McTaggart HALTER-BREAKING YOUR NEW COLT · With all the new babies born this time of year, I thought that a few tips on halter-breaking your new one would be helpful. You can begin anywhere from one to two weeks of age and slip on a soft halter. · To start, it is best to tie up his mother so that she won't be excited and run off. Choose a corral and get him

Glenvie w Feed Co. PURINA CHOW - ACE HI FEED Hay & Seed Grain 443-3883 13283 Hwy 80 At Los Caches Road M < G U F F I E ' S S U N D R I E i'.' MeJical Preparations - Vi:c< mins F o u n t a i n L u n c h Greeting Cards - Cosmetics PAY LIGHT & PHONE BILLS HERE Complete Line Magazines and Pocket Books 2363 Alpine Blvd. · 445-2121

· LEG,\L NOTlCC .· 50605 crnTi'i1t:ATE F'OR, TR'ANSACTING IJUSlN[SS . UNDER A f!CT!TlOUS NAME It is hi..:rcby ci..:rrificd th:n the undersigned arc trJns� ���l�y iri/� ��.5511i1�J�; ;�;����·r i��su���ll�, sit.? J�?i00

n;�t�� not showing the nami..:s of the persons intcrcstc<.l tgcrein, ro- wit: Homi.: F urrnrurc: Co. 1 17 \v. Main St. , U C.1jo11, Cal if. �2020 W ITNESS our h:lllc..ls t!Jis �llth l.l.:'ty of April , 1�)70 . I . rrank EJwar<l Jach.:y 2547 tvtone;:uc, S,rn Dil..:go, C�l. \l2l:23 2. Georgl! 8 . Racey Nidscn 2830 Olivc Vkh1 RJ. A lpine , Ca. 92001 STATE OF CALil'ORNlA COUNTY (;lF SAN !J!EGO ss - On this 20th day of April, JH70, bdore m1,; Margie L , . Hoge a Nocary Public for s.:iid County anti State , <.July commissioned .:ind sworn, p1.:rson,1lly appt.!ari.:<l frank Edward Jackcy and George Bracey Nidsen known to me ta be the persons whosi.: names an.: subscribed ro the within instrument, and acknowlcdge<l to me that thl!y e.\ecuteti till'. SJ.fll(.:, IN WITNESS W I IERE()F , I have l1ereullto set m y 11 a n d and affixl'.tl my-official seal the day and year in t h i s certificate first abovi.; wriut::n. Margie L , ! loge Notary Public in and for said Counry and State My Commission Expires March 1$, 1971 . ·Alpine Sun, May 1 , 8, 1 5 and 22, 1970 //238120

· into one corner and edge ! :·; m up close to the fence. Put one arrr :iround his neck and put the halter c, with the ot!ler. It will take a few ninutes but ifyou work slow and ea� he .will see . that you don't want to h�rt him, It is .· best to halter-break the , a at this young age because they aren ' t as strong and · tliere is less chance of them falling over and getting hurt. The next step is to get him to fol­low you at the end of the rope. One good way is to have somebody lead his mother ahead and he'll naturally want to follow. After a few days of this you c·an drop a rope over his rump, run the lead rope through his halter and you can lead him away from the mare. Be sure not to pull too hard. You should . spend about ten minutes a dar at this. , Another little thing is don t look at him while you'r� wal.King; walk away · and he'!J be more apt to follow. 'At this age it is good to get him ·as gentle as you can. You should rub you.r Iiands all over his body,- under his belly and between his forelegs and hindlegs. This helps to keep nim from kicking later on. · · Next, get him' to where you can pick up his feet. When he is yo1rng you can hold him st.ill. Pick Up a foot like you were going to shoe him. Pat the · bottom of the hoof with your hand. He will get use to the feel and this will help from getting excited when he is shod later on. Handling the young colt early is the most important part oI his training and will give you a gentle, well behaved horse later on. LEGAL NOTICE

5072 1 CERTlFICATE FOR TRANSACTING BUSINESS UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME lt is hereby certified rhat the undersigned_ is t r a ns­acting business in El Ca�on_, _County .of San Diego, St�tc of C alifornia, under a ficquous name, or a des1gnat�on not showing tht! names of the persons intert:sted tfierem, to- Wit: Western Glass Co. 1475 Dumar Street, [t Cajon, C-aHfornia

WITNESS my hand this 24th day. _of April, 1970 l. Eugene Mader . K�efer · , . , . . .. · · 1475 Oumar'Srreet, 'El CaJon, Cal1fot!\1a STATE OF CALIFORNlA . . COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO ss . . On this 24th day of April , l 970, before. me:George B . Krieg a. ·Notary Public for s.aid County and State, d u 1 Y commissi0ned and sworn, personally app�ared Eugene Mader Kcef"er known io me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknpwledg­ed to me·that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF , I have hereunto set m_y h a n d and affixed my offidar seal the day and year i n t h i s certificate first above wrinen. George B , Ktieg · . Notary Public in and for s.:ud County and State My Commission Expires June 28, I 971 . Alpine Sun , May 15, 22 , 29 , June 5 , 1970 · #238120 -

Earth Day had so many fine young­sters gathering trash around town that all photos could not be used currently , hence this holdover which shows over a score of young Alpiners busy on the school playground where trash barrels were awaiting litter. The fire depart­ment boys removed several truckloads from this area, a fine job by all. Bill Fulmer of 2153 Tavern Road, conducted an all-day workshop on draft­ing for teachers in the SD district. All who attended were benefited by the informative talk and demonstrations. Fulmer does graphic art work from his home, besides holding down a full time job in San Diego.

Delong Plumbing New Work - Remodel - Repair and Stoppage LICENSED, BONDED , INSURED Larry Delong 445-3892 E v e l y n ' s

B E A U T Y S H OP PERMANENTS FROM $6. 50 UP C:losed Tuesday 2030 Crest _Dr. 444 - 4294 Suncrest A R E F R E S H I N G C H A N G E

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PINE A CRES TREE NURSERY Fruit & Shade trees - M ulberry, Elm, Sycamore , Umbrella and Mimosa. 1267 Arnold Way 445- 3037

CID PROPANE, Serving Alpine and E. County Meter, Bulk, Commercial. w e handle

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all types of gas appliances; heat· ers & water heaters . 1 9 1 1 Alpine Blvd. 445- 2632 .

PHOTOGRAPHY - - Commercial, Indust. W eddings, Pub. Rel . , etc . W, W. Mc Ewen, 443-4730. (tf)

CUSTOM DRAPERY & UPHOLSTERING Material shown in home. 445-40 10 .

BEESON' S DISPOSAL Service, Trash & Garbage Mixed. Call 8 :30 to 4: 30 Mon . Fri. Serving Harbison Canyon to Mt . Laguna. 445- 3029.

OLE ' . FREE 32 page decorator book at Mary Carter Paints. 242 W. Main St. El Cajon.

BROWN REALTY CO. , HOMES _ RANCHES - ACREAGE

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30¢ a line (6 words} per line, Min. 75¢, Cash with copy to Sun.

REAL EST A TE FOR SALE

5 CHOICE ACRES , nearly level in Alpine, 1 mile So of F reew ay. Zoned A - 1 - 1 ( one house to I acre) . Excellent for ranch home and horses. Beautiful view . $25, 500. Terms, Owner. Call 445- 2394 or 445 - 2415 .

One ACRE Alpine H ighlands. Beautiful view , East, South and North, Drive Eastern end Olive View Road and note for sale sign or call owner 459- 2564.

ALPINE- - 2 view lots off Eltinge Dr. 1 block east of S. Marshall Rd. $5 , 500 , & $ 5 , 000 , 1 lot east of S . Marshall on 50 ft, easement road , $4, 0 00, Sewer, water & elec. available , R - 1 Zone, 10 , 000 ft , minimum. 276- 5857.

4-H HA S REGIONAL FIELD D AY Several members and leader Martha

Schwenck attended the big R�gion_al 4H Field Day in Riverside Umversity Saturday. Mrs. Schwenck judged the clothing while her da�ghter Donna . Dickman judged cookmg. JoAnn V illa gave her interesting talK on how to give shots to horses and �ob�rt Nelson gave one on fire prevention m the fiome. JoAnn's mother drove over w ith the two members, all report a very fine day,

L ETTERS TO EDITOR: Dear Mr, Irvine: We enjoy reading

our little paper very much and your editorials are outstanding, to be sure.

All of us appreciate what you have done and are doing for beautiful Alpine and its wonderful people,

Please renew our subscription for this year.

- - -Mr. & Mrs. James Gordon

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FOR SALE or trade, ·3- D magnetic �igns -: PIA NO Lessons, Ruth B urdet t , 445 - 28 77 . 'for autos or trucks. Call Dick Mason,

GAINES LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 445 - 4525, Free Pick up & Delivery. 463 - 9944 ,

64 FORD Galaxy , New tires. Take over payments. 44 5 -4396 . (5/ 22)

FRESH STRAWBERRIES and brown eggs. EGG HUT , 2721 Alpine Blvd.

READY TO FINISH Furniture. F un am.I savings a t MARY CART ER PA INTS, 242 W. Main , El Cajon. 444- 23 16 .

TRAVEL TRAILER, 1967 Nomad. 1 7 ft. Self- cont. Excep. clean, 445- 3745. ------------- ----- - - ----- - ---- --- . - ----GAS DRYER - 3 cycles· Whirlpool de­luxe included converson pet. Excellent cond. 2 years o. d. $ 60. 445- 5239.

HORSE FOR SALE- - Good for teenager, $ 200. priced to sell. 445- 4009 ,

7-Year old Palomino gelding w ith A ppaloosa rear. Best offer. 445-4776.

FOR RENT

One Rootn w ith kitchenet te ." $ 6 5. F urn . 25 y ears or older . 409- 8 934 - 2 9 7 - ll 6 7 .

Large furnished 2 BR Trailer. W a ter & Elec , P aid . $ 90 . mo. 445-43 1 1 . - .

L A RGE furn. 1 BR Cottage. Water and Elec . paid. $ 60 , mo, , 44 5-43 1 1.

$ 75 . 1 BR house, water pai"d , Descanso 445- 2228 weekends .or after 6 pm.

HOME EXCHANGE� �- N ice 3 BR home i·n Paradise Hills _on ¼ acre. Wall to

SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Modern Septic Tank Servic e , 444 - 6 1 97 .

WAN TED- 5 to 50 acres , Don Ba tes , 445 - 2537.

CUSTOM BUILT HURSE TRAILERS Parts and Repairs. 8201 Winter gardens , Lakeside. 448 - 0 16 8 .

SIGN S - - Pa inted , r epaired, raisl:d le t ­te r s , gold l eafing. R. Johnson, A lpine . 445- 3745. ( tf)

R.i\ MBO ROOFING. Rock and Shingles. Free estimatc:s , insured , call anytime , 444- 3452 o r 424- 50 �l5,

IF YOU N EED pl amins , painting, d ig­grng , l ands�ap1ng, w1 1at evu it i s , calf 445 -4707. A sk for Frosty . Low rates. (al so haul ing. ( 5/31 )

_ YA RN S , Knitting & craft supplies, gifts, · Open Sat- Sun- Mon & Tul:S , 10 am to

5 pm. Creations from The Blair House , Viejas Grade Road to Park Drive . Des­canso, 445 - 3G 76 . ( 5/28) ------------------

•· ONE DIRECTOR AND TWO A ssistants are needed for a 2-month summer rec " reat_ional program from June 29- Aug . 28 . · Exp ; working with children. Back­ground in sports , arts & crafts helpful. I nterviews on Sat , May 23 9- 12 at A lpine Youth Center. For further infor­mation call 445-4769 . ( 5/22)

.wall carpel, beautiful- view of ocean. Dick Mason who makes those nil:ty Will tradefor smaller home in A lpiiJ.e · plastic ma�net signs, and has a keen with acreage. 479-49-69. ; ( 5/29); ,,: - _ __ > humor, paid his ad bill , addressrng it : ·.; �:_�···· · :- -�:--=---

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HEAT DELAYS NURSERY OPENING Due to the hot weather and incom­plete pipe installation for water, Dar­rel Broker, owner of the Monterey Nursery, 1338 Monterey Place, says they will not be open for a few days, although some customers have come in for trees and plants. NELSON CHASE Service was Monday in LewJ.s Colon­ial Mortuary in SD for Nelson E. Chase, 73, of 46 Alpine Village Dr. , who died on the Friday. Survivors: two brothers, three sisters, including Faith Addison of Alpine.

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